🏃 Stay Active with Gosasa Sports Waterproof Digital Fitness Watch Pedometer - The Ultimate Multifunction Men's Wristwatch Review

GOOD PRICE, does everything A $100 watch is MUCH cheaper than $100. To attempt. My husband wears it to landscaping, he broke his watch at 100 o'clock so it's a great replacement.

I bought it for my son for his 9th birthday. I don't think the step count is very accurate, but my son doesn't care. If it was important I would return the watch. Otherwise there are no complaints. He figured it all out in a few minutes without any guidance and is happy. If he's happy, then so am I.

I needed a watch that I can wear all day as a pedometer when traveling to other countries where I might not want to take my phone. Just walking is fine, but if you leave it on your wrist all day, it counts two or three times as many steps! BUT when worn on the belt, it stays very accurate throughout the day! It's usually within 5% of my phone and my other (more expensive) fitness tracker. So with a little adjustment this works fine for me.

I would give this watch 5 stars but I only received it today so I don't know how long it will last. So far these are great great instructions, very easy to read and very easy to set up and get started. The pedometer seemed to record steps very quickly, but I took a few short walks by counting my steps and the watch was spot on within a step or two. On one of the walks I kept my arms straight and steady as best I could, and so on on the second walk I walked well and both looked fine.

This is clearly not a Rolex. This is a cheap watch with a pedometer. The pedometer isn't very accurate, but if you're like me and wear a watch 24/7, it's pretty nice to be able to get a rough estimate of your total steps per day without any hassle. I particularly like that steps and active minutes are also recorded separately. The backlight works great at night and performs all the main functions of the watch perfectly. If you want something particularly nice, look elsewhere. But if you want…

Bought for a 10 year old son, they are a bit big for his wrist but he likes them. The pedometer didn't seem that accurate for a 10 year old, but it still worked. Installation was really difficult. After wearing this waterproof watch in the pool, it stopped working. We were able to dry it with a hair dryer and it worked again. We had the watch for about 3 months and the pedometer stopped working. He continued to use it as a watch, but today, 4 months later, the strap broke. Unfortunately, you…

I haven't taken my wrist off since I got it. I've traveled halfway around the world with Asia. I don't know if there are exact steps, I don't need exact ones. It gives me something I do every day to stay honest with my exercises. Good product for the money. It died about 4 years later so I ordered the exact same thing. Received and worn less than two weeks and the strap broke. Sent it back for a refund and hope it's as good as the first one. The watch works great, the strap on the second watch…

I bought this watch for my 28-year-old son. He is an adult with autism and spends several hours a day walking. He loves the pedometer feature and isn't worried about its accuracy. I noticed that even if we spent the whole day together, his watch of that brand counted him several thousand more steps than my fitness watch, a more popular brand, me; It tends to take steps, but I don't think walking alone would nearly make up the difference, so I think this watch counts steps a bit higher. He likes

My husband liked this watch so much we bought a second one when the first strap broke thinking it might have been an accident. Yes the watch was very cheap and you get what you pay for but the watch itself still works great if you want to keep it in your pocket. The group collapsed at the second watch and he is only 4 months old. Too bad because now he has 2 identical watches that still work but he can't wear either of them. Today he was at a real jeweler who specializes in watches and…